- Thirteen ways government schools damage the mental health of students.
- Well, good for the Florida house for having the guts to face down the feelz.
- Yikes. Okay, that’s scary: money laundering through author impersonation on Amazon.
- Hero foils potential mass murder. Cops shoot him.
- SJW bigotry: “Not gay enough.”
- Wendy McElroy on how privacy prevents crime.
- Outlaw living. Ultimate tiny “house.” At Yale, ca. 1964. Wonder what became of the clever young doctor-to-be?
- Cuss-Free Liberty Radio. This has been around for about a year, but Michael Dean just called my attention to it. A 24/7 audio feed for those who prefer their liberty thoughts sans swearing (or who want to share freedomista ideas with those who might not be up for an earful of cuss).
- Three secrets to becoming your best self.
- Brains of the super-agers.
- In case you’ve ever wondered about the physics of the famous cat-toast antigravity device… (H/T MJR)
- Short video 2084. (Also H/T MJR; I wasn’t sure whether to laugh or cry).
[…] — *Correction, I first saw it at Claire’s. […]
I’ll never forget this guy at the U of O many years ago I knew who lived in a closet under the stairs in an apartment house. Nobody ever turned him in, some even allowed him to use their bathroom facilities. I’m assuming he ate out a lot.
Never found out if he graduated.
I repeat what a child therapist once told me: “There’s nothing wrong with the kids, but there is something wrong with the schools. I can’t change the schools, so I try to change the kids.” I personally saw the damage the schools did to my son and some of his friends. Even though they could have quit (I gave my son that option when things got really bad) but they felt compelled to go, even though it made them miserable. Staying was torture, leaving was failure.
I dont have anything to sell.
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That Yale student reminds me of the book I’ve read, “Walden on Wheels” about a college student living in a van on a college campus parking lot. Unfortunately it made some colleges institute policies banning the practice. Probably due to liabilities. Besides, they usually make a lot of money requiring non-local students live in the dorms during their Freshman year.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/marijuana-bud-breakfast-million-year-colorado-legal-a8223186.html
Some other falling cat trivia, which I had wondered about.
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-17492802